No. 19 W&M field hockey team takes shootout to start CAA schedule – The Virginian-Pilot

COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY

No. 19 William & Mary (7-3, 1-0) received an eight-round shootout to start Colonial Athletic Association play with a 2-1 victory over new convention member Monmouth (3-6, 1-1) in West Long Branch, New Jersey.

In the tiebreaker, the Hawks overcame a two-goal deficit by way of scoring on their fourth and 5th pictures, forcing further rounds. In the 8th around, W&M goalkeeper Maddie George knocked the ball clear of Meis Kengen earlier than the Tribe’s Aidan Rossman put within the game-ending target for a 4-3 shootout victory.

In the seventeenth minute, W&M’s Allison Goodwin scored her 3rd target of the season, thank you to a Pyper Friedman help on a penalty nook.

Annick van Lange scored the tying target for the Hawks on a penalty nook within the thirty sixth minute.

No. 7 Virginia (6-3, 2-1 ACC) picked up a 2-0 victory towards No. 5 Louisville (8-2, 0-2) in Charlottesville.

Freshman Daniela Mendez-Trendler scored two times within the first length, which might turn out to be all of the offense the Cavaliers wanted.

Freshman goalkeeper Jet Trimborn (3-0) picked up her moment instantly shutout. The reigning convention Defensive Player of the Week has no longer yielded a target in 144 mins and seven seconds of ACC motion so far.

COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER

A penalty kick by way of Malcolm Johnston with 64 seconds left within the first part gave eighth-ranked Maryland a 1-0 house victory over Old Dominion on Friday night time.

The Monarchs (4-3-2) opened the competition in College Park with a couple of pictures on target within the first 90 seconds and had 4 within the first part, however none may get previous goalkeeper Jaime Lowell of Maryland (6-1-2).

In the forty fourth minute, Johnston was once awarded a penalty kick and put it within the backside left nook.

Maryland outshot Old Dominion 12-8, however the Monarchs had seven in their 8 pictures on target when compared to six for Maryland. The loss snapped a five-match undefeated streak for the Monarchs.

Lifted by way of a five-point efficiency from ahead Phil Horton, Virginia (7-3, 3-1 ACC) downed No. 10 Pittsburgh 3-1 to document its moment consecutive street victory over top-10 opposition. The Cavaliers beat No. 3 Syracuse of their ultimate earlier recreation.

Horton scored unassisted 59 seconds into the event, changing off an Asparuh Slavov that took more than one deflections within the field. Pitt (5-3-1, 2-2) pulled even on a Valentin Noel target within the twenty eighth minute.

A Horton cross led to Leo Afonso’s setup of Reese Miller’s first collegiate target within the 61st minute, placing UVA forward 2-1. Horton all however put the sport away with an unassisted target within the 73rd. Afonso harassed the Panthers right into a deficient again cross, and Horton intercepted it and scored.

Holden Brown made a season-high six saves in internet for UVA, which passed the Panthers simply their fourth house loss within the ultimate 4 seasons.

William & Mary’s event on the College of Charleston was once driven again from Saturday till 1 p.m. Sunday as a result of Ian’s results.

COLLEGE WOMEN’S BOWLING

Norfolk State was once predicted 8th amongst 9 groups within the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.

North Carolina A&T was once named the favourite, adopted by way of Maryland Eastern Shore and Delaware State.

COLLEGE WOMEN’S GOLF

Thursday’s opening around of the Evie Odom (*19*) at Princess Anne Country Club was once suspended as a result of climate, with the nice majority of the 18 holes finished by way of maximum competition. Friday’s climate didn’t allow a resumption.

Old Dominion is the host of the 15-team match. When play was once suspended, the Monarchs have been eleventh at 24 over par in a tightly bunched field.

Princeton and the College of Charleston shared first position at 10 over, with James Madison 3rd at 13 over and East Carolina fourth at 14 over.

Charleston’s Emma Schimpf finished a 3-under-par 67 for a two-stroke lead over second-place Kate Owens of JMU atop the 81-player field.

Leah Onosato (4 over via 17) and Lucia Gonzalez (5-over 75) have been main ODU. JMU’s Kendall Turner, a Great Bridge High graduate, additionally shot 75.

COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

Norfolk State’s house event towards Howard, scheduled for Friday, was once postponed indefinitely as a result of bad shuttle stipulations.

COLLEGE SWIMMING AND DIVING

The William & Mary’s males’s and ladies’s groups’ season-opening meet at UNC Wilmington, initially scheduled for Saturday, was once driven again to Sunday to steer clear of probably bad shuttle stipulations within the wake of Ian. The meet will now be held at 10 a.m. Sunday.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

The York-Tabb recreation at Bailey Field, scheduled for Friday night time, was once postponed till 3 p.m. Saturday.

Greenbrier Christian’s house recreation towards Covenant, scheduled for Friday, was once postponed indefinitely.

PRO BASEBALL

The Baltimore Orioles introduced that Jordan Westburg has earned the Brooks Robinson Minor League Player of the Year Award, whilst Ryan Watson earned the Jim Palmer Minor League Pitcher of the Year Award.

Westburg turned into the 9th Norfolk Tide to win the Brooks Robinson Award since 2007, becoming a member of L.J. Hoes (2012), Henry Urrutia (2013), Christian Walker (2014), Chance Sisco (2016), Cedric Mullins (2018), 2019 International League MVP Ryan Mountcastle, Adley Rutschman and Kyle Stowers (2021).

Watson turned into the 5th Tides pitcher to win the Jim Palmer Award, becoming a member of Zack Britton (2010), Mike Wright Jr. (2013), Tyler Wilson (2014) and Oliver Drake (2015).

In 91 video games with the Tides, Westburg hit .273 (99 for 362) with 25 doubles, 3 triples, 18 house runs, 64 runs, 74 RBIs and 44 walks. Combining his efforts with Double-A Bowie, the 23-year-old performed 138 video games, batting .265 with 27 house runs and 106 RBIs. He is ranked No. 77 prospect in all of baseball, in accordance to MLB Pipeline.

Watson, 24, pitched in 27 video games between Bowie and Norfolk. He started the season with Bowie and was once promoted to the Tides on Aug. 16. In overall, he went 7-5 with a save and a three.44 ERA in 107 1/3 innings with an opponent’s reasonable of .223 (89 for 399).